After a not so subtle comment from the very cheeky Cass about giving handmade to my hubby, I felt so guilty I whipped him up an applique t-shirt last night. He has been playing drums for twenty odd years so I feel the drum silhouette from here is very appropriate, boom ta ta is how the girls refer to the drums!
I am so pleased with how these shirts turned out!!! I printed the images onto printable fabric , cut around it then used fusible webbing to adhere the images to the t-shirts. I then zig-zagged around the image and voila - a custom t-shirt or three.
Some last minute sewing going on tonight - but more on that later............
Phew, only two sleeps to go.
Is it just me that can't link to Bloom? I would really like to try the journal cover but only the blog title comes up?
ReplyDeleteThe T diaries look awesome Fran, and I'm sure your hubbie will like the drum t-shirt... very funky.
ReplyDeleteHi Fran,
ReplyDeletethank you so much for leaving the lovely comment on my blog and for making me discover yours. Have a lovely holiday!
Jen
Melinda, sorry the link isn't working for you.
ReplyDeleteIt seems to be working ok when I try it but you could also try clicking on the link on my blog in the right hand column under the title 'favourite free tutorials to try'. If that fails just type in http://bloomandblossom.blogspot.com and Ros has a link to it in the lefthand column of her blog. Good luck - it is a great tutorial!
What a whole lot of lovely gifts.
ReplyDeleteI especially love those gifts for your nephews - what a good idea.
PS Yes, my apron is a peg pinny, I just copied one I already had! It's not so hard though. Three pieces in total. The main shape is about slightly rectangle with the two bottom corners rounded off. Then cut the top piece exactly the same size. On the top piece cut the shape for the pockets. Put binding around the edge of the pockets. Sew the two pieces together around the bottom edge, then put binding around the bottom. Gather the top. Attached the strap. I cut one long piece, and sew it together inside out leaving a gap in the middle for the apron. Then I sew the apron part in.
ReplyDeleteOh boy very confusing. Sorry!